Monday 13 April 2015

Google Display Advertising Questions & Answers






Q.1)  Which bidding option is best suited for an advertiser focused on direct response marketing goals?

A) Cost-per-interaction (CPI)
B) Effective cost-per-thousand impressions (eCPM)
C) Cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM)
D) Cost-per-click

Answer: C

Q.2)  True or False: Video search behavior is different from traditional search behavior.

A) True
B) False

Answer: A

Q.3)  When planning a campaign, the first thing that an advertiser should think about should be:

A) the advertiser’s goals.
B) the advertiser’s daily budget.
C) the tools available to build a display ad.
D) the tools available to optimize the campaign.

Answer: A

Q.4)  True or False: Auction bidding isn't a concern for advertisers using reservations because these placements are available at a fixed price.

A) True
B) False

Answer:

Q.5)  Where do the majority of AdWords ads on YouTube appear?

A) YouTube homepage
B) Watch Pages
C) Event pages
D) Contest pages

Answer: B

Q.6)  Anna is an advertiser that wants to increase the reach and visibility of her ads. Which bidding strategy is best for Anna?

A) Cost-per-view (CPV)
B) Cost-per-day (CPD)
C) Cost-per-click (CPC)
D) Cost-per-impression (CPM)

Answer: D

Q.7)  If an advertiser chooses to run ads in image formats, Google will:

A) charge an additional fee to serve these ads.
B) Display these ads on the Google Display Network.
C) require that cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM) bidding be used.
D) display these ads on the Google Search Network.

Answer: B

Q.8)  An advertiser who wants to target specific categories of video content on the Google Display Network should:\

A) use the AdWords for Video Tool.
B) add the keyword ‘video’ to the campaign.
C) add a click-to-play video ad to the campaign.
D) target the Search Network.

Answer: A

Q.9)  Which is a method for evaluating performance of engagement ads created with the Ad gallery?

A) Transaction rate
B) Funnel Visualization report
C) Mouseover Rate
D) AdSense reports in Google Analytics

Answer: C

Q.10)  If a display ad appears "above the fold," this means that the ad:

A) can be viewed in the upper portion of the page without scrolling.
B) will appear anywhere on the front page of the website.
C) will appear at the top of each page of the website.
D) takes up more than of the webpage.

Answer: A

Q.11)  Which feature applies to the Google Display Network, but not the Google Search Network?

A) Frequency capping
B) Location targeting
C) Language targeting
D) Cost-per-click (CPC) bidding

Answer: A

Q.12)  Which targeting method allows an advertiser to reach people who have previously visited their website by showing them relevant ads when they visit other placements on the Google Display Network?

A) Interest category
B) Remarketing
C) Placement
D) Topic

Answer:

Q.13)  Which is a unique benefit of creating a separate campaign that is only targeted to the Google Display Network?

A) Allocate budget and control spend more effectively across campaigns.
B) Set specific maximum cost-per-click (CPC) bids for automatic placements.
C) Set a separate Display Network bid at the ad group level.
D) Exclude irrelevant placements and categories.

Answer: A

Q.14)  A direct response advertiser is primarily interested in generating conversions from a display campaign. To get the best return on investment, this advertiser should use:

Answer: Conversion Optimiser.

Q.15)  What is a best practice for building ads with the Ad gallery?

A) Add a visible display URL.
B) use the same template for all ads.
C) use multiple, small images.
D) Create a text-heavy ad.

Answer: A

Q.16)  An advertiser creates a display ad with the Ad gallery. The ad doesn't show properly in all of the ad sizes that the advertiser wants to use. What should the advertiser do to ensure that the ad shows in all ad sizes without limiting exposure?

A) Continue to redesign the ad with the Ad gallery until the content shows properly in all of the selected ad sizes.
B) Target placements that accept only ad sizes that show the content properly.
C) Create new display ads that will work well with the ad sizes that aren’t working properly.
D) Allow all ad sizes to show on all placements.

Answer: A

Q.17)  What is the best definition of Google display advertising?

A) Image ads that appear on the Google Display Network.
B) Non-text ads that use images, Flash, video or other technologies, and appear alongside Display Network sites or search results on the Google homepage.
C) Non-text ads that use images, Flash, video or other technologies, and appear alongside publisher content.
D) Image ads that appear on Display Network pages or search results.

Answer: C

Q.18)  An advertiser who has had success with text ads on the Google Display Network wants to start using display ads for a seasonal advertising campaign. The advertiser has a medium-sized creative team that will create these ads. Why should this advertiser consider using Google's Ad gallery tool instead of other tools?

A) Standard templates with the Ad gallery ensure that ads blend into the color scheme of any website.
B) Ads but with the Ad gallery tend to have lower costs-per-click (CPCs) than ads but with other tools.
C) The Ad gallery will allow the advertiser to easily create and change creative messaging.
D) The Ad gallery allows the flexibility to include as much or as little text as the advertiser deems necessary.

Answer: C

Q.19)  What is a best practice for creating an effective ad with the Ad gallery?

A) Choose one template and use it for all ads.
B) use a color scheme that complements your image and brand.
C) use the same color for the foreground and background of the ad.
D) Create only one ad size for each distinct image.

Answer: B

Q.20)  Jackie is an advertiser who wants to target by using both remarketing and Product Listing Ads. What is the best targeting strategy for Jackie?

A) Create two ad groups: one targeted to “Display – Remarketing” and the other targeted to “Search Product Listings’ .
B) Create one campaign targeted to both “Display – Remarketing” and “Search – Product Listings’ .
C) Create one ad group targeted to both “Display – Remarketing” and “Search – Product Listings’ .
D) Create two campaigns: one targeted to “Display – Remarketing” and the other targeted to “Search Product Listings”.

Answer: D

Q.21)  Which builds keyword lists that can be used to show your ads on relevant webpages across the Google Display Network?

A) Google Analytics
B) Display Campaign Optimizer
C) Keyword Planner
D) Display Planner

Answer: C

Q.21)  True or False: An advertiser can target mobile apps via AdWords.

A) True
B) False

Answer: A

Q.22)  What type of video ads can be created with AdWords for video?

A) Engagement ads.
B) invideo ads.
C) Trueview ads.
D) Homepage expandable masthead unit.

Answer: C

Q.23)  An advertiser is running a placement-targeted campaign on YouTube, and is consistently reaching the campaign's daily budget. The advertiser is also receiving conversions at the expected cost-per-conversion. Based on this information, the advertiser should:

A) decrease the cost-per-click bid.
B) increase the campaign’s budget.
C) decrease the campaign’s budget.
D) target a specific demographic.

Answer: B

Q.24)  A user who is browsing the Internet sees a Google AdWords display ad for laptop computers on a Display Network site, but does not click on the ad. Two weeks later, the user is interested in buying a laptop computer and decides to visit the site from the ad. The user finds the site by performing a Google search, goes directly to the site, and purchases a laptop. Implementing view-through conversions would be valuable for the advertiser in this scenario because it would allow them to:

A) track the number of users who saw the ad but did not convert.
B) measure the number of conversions that are associated with ad impressions.
C) measure the number of potential clicks that are associated with ad impressions.
D) track the IP addresses of the users who saw the ad

Answer: B

Q.25)  When advertisers who are using cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM) bidding click on their own display ads, Quality Score:

A) is not affected because the clicks are automatically filtered out by Google’s Invalid Click technology.
B) improves for that placement because the cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM) bid decreases.
C) improves for that placement because the clickthrough rate (CTR) increases.
D) is not affected because CTR is not a factor with CPM bidding

Answer: D

Q.26)  In order to run image or video ads using AdWords, a campaign must be targeting:


Q.27)  If a display ad has been disapproved, how does an advertiser submit a request for another review?

A) Click the “re-review display ad” button in AdWords
B) Send a note to adwords-support@google.com
C) Save the edited ad or upload a new ad in AdWords
D) Click the “re-review text ad” button in AdWords

Answer: C

Q.28)  Which tool works best to help advertisers automatically find and bid on relevant placements?


Q.29)  Advertisers using the Google Display Network can use the reporting table in the Placements section of the Display tab to determine the:

A) country of residence of users who have seen their ad.
B) Internet Protocol (IP) addresses of users who have seen their ad.
C) the site URL where users have seen their ad.
D) the frequency at which an ad is shown for a given user.

Answer: C

Q.30)  John is an advertiser concerned about traffic fluctuations in his AdWords for video campaign. What could be a reason for these traffic fluctuations?

A) user behavior has changed on the videos or channel being targeted.
B) The Quality Score of the campaign has increased.
C) John’s “Search campaign” hit the daily budget.
D) There was an increase in searches performed on Google on keywords that John has placed bids.

Answer: A

Q.31)  Ads on YouTube are bought and sold on an auction basis as well as on a reservation basis at:

A) a rate that varies weekly depending on popularity.
B) a fixed rate for all placements.
C) a fixed rate that varies by placement and country.
D) discounted rates for strategic partners.

Answer: A

Q.32)  Which report is helpful when using Site and Category Exclusions?

A) Ad Group Report
B) Campaign Report
C) Placement Report
D) Keyword Report

Answer: C

Q.33)  Frequency capping limits the number of times:

A) your ads appear to the same person on the Search Network.
B) your ads appear to users with the same IP address.
C) your ads appear to the same person on the Display Network.
D) your ads appear during the designated days and hours that you set.

Answer: C

Q.34)  Christina is an advertiser that wants to drive traffic to her site, has return on investment goals, and is already using AdWords Conversion Tracking. Which bidding strategy is best for Christina?

A) Cost-per-view (CPV)
B) Cost-per-click (CPC)
C) Cost-per-impression (CPM)
D) Cost-per-day (CPD)

Answer: B

Q.35)  In order to use the Conversion Optimizer, an advertiser must:

A) be using CPC bidding
B) must be opted into YouTube
C) must be opted in Google Search
D) be using CPM bidding

Answer: A

Q.36)  How long should advertisers wait after creating a new display campaign before analyzing its performance?

A) 1 month
B) 2-3 days
C) 1 week
D) 2-3 weeks

Answer: C

Q.37)  Which ad format is easiest to create, edit, and has the widest reach on the Google Display Network?

A) Text ads
B) Display Ads
C) Rich media ads
D) Video ads

Answer: A

Q.38)  Why is it beneficial to include a text ad in the same ad group as an image ad when advertising on the Google Display Network?

A) It ensures maximum coverage, as some publishers do not accept all ad formats.
B) Image ads do not perform as well on the Google Display Network.
C) It ensures one of the ad formats will win the auction and show on a publisher site.
D) Text ads do not perform as well on the Google Display Network.

Answer: A

Q.39)  Which best practice is advisable when optimizing ad groups within a placement-targeted display campaign?

A) Group placements with similar themes into the same ad group
B) Group all placements together into a single ad group.
C) Create a separate ad group for each placement.
D) Move automatic and managed placements into separate ad groups.

Answer: A

Q.40)  An advertiser notices that a display campaign is receiving a large number of conversions at certain times and days of the week. Which feature would help this advertiser maximize the number of conversions received at the campaign's current budget?

A) Ad Rotation
B) Bid Optimizer
C) Ad Scheduling
D) Frequency Capping

Answer: C

Q.41)  Advertisers might choose to advertise on YouTube if their goal is to:

A) drive sales to their online store.
B) reach customers looking for products or service using search.
C) reach mobile users looking for a nearby product or service.
D) target a specific demographic using sound and motion.

Answer: D

Q.42)  An advertiser purchasing display advertising through other ad networks can still benefit from using AdWords display ads because the advertiser:

A) offer the ability to infinitely loop animated image ads.
B) can appear multiple times on a page to reinforce the advertiser’s message.
C) can fill the gaps of niche and mass-marketed sites using AdWords targeting options.
D) will show on all ad networks and will reinforce the advertiser’s message.

Answer: C

Q.43)  Frequency capping limits the number of times:

A) your ads appear to the same person on the Search Network.
B) your ads appear to users with the same IP address.
C) your ads appear to the same person on the Display Network.
D) your ads appear during the designated days and hours that you set.

Answer: C

Q.44)  Which bidding option is best suited for an advertiser focused on branding goals?

A) Effective cost-per-thousand impressions (eCPM)
B) Cost-per-click (CPC)
C) Cost per acquisition (CPA)
D) Cost-per-thousand impressions

Answer: D

Q.45)  True or False: An advertiser can use AdWords to target the YouTube homepage on mobile devices.

A) False
B) True

Answer: A

Q.46)  When using cost-per-acquisition (CPA) bidding, an advertiser bids using a maximum CPA and pays by:

A) Impression
B) Click
C) Viewthrough
D) Conversion

Answer: D

Q.47)  Which of the following metrics is typically most important in measuring a direct response advertiser's performance on the Google Display Network?

A) Conversions
B) Impressions
C) Clicks
D) Clickthrough Rate (CTR)

Answer: A

Q.48)  An advertiser who purchases a YouTube homepage masthead ad pays a:

A) fixed cost-per-day (CPD)
B) cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM) determined by an auction.
C) fixed cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM).
D) cost-per-day (CPD) determined by an auction.

Answer: A

Q.49)  For an advertiser focused on branding, what are the key success metrics?

A) Conversion Rate
B) Reach and Frequency
C) Clicks and Impressions
D) Cost-per-conversion

Answer: B

Q.50)  Regarding advertising metrics, auction-based reports can be reviewed by logging into AdWords and reservation-based reports can be reviewed:

A) by logging into YouTube.
B) by requesting it from AdSense.
C) by requesting it from the Google representative.
D) by logging into AdWords for Video.

Answer: C

Q.51)  A direct response advertiser would like to promote a new line of non-stick cookware that is being sold on an E-commerce site with a display ad. This advertiser should choose a landing page for the ad that features:

Answer -  the entire new line of non-stick cookware

Q.52)  True or False: When an advertiser edits an ad extension, all the performance statistics are lost.

A) True
B) False

Answer: B

Q.53)  When optimizing for the Google Display Network, a clear call-to-action (CTA) in the ad text is important to:

A) improve the Quality Score of the ad on all Google properties.
B) increase overall impressions for the ad.
C) set expectations for users who are in various stages of the buying cycle
D)identify the traffic to your website that was generated by AdWords ads.

Answer: C

Q.54)  Frequency capping gives advertisers the ability to specify a limit to the number of:

A) clicks for a unique user.
B) impressions for a unique user.
C) clicks for all users.
D) impressions for all users.

Answer: B

Q.55)  An advertiser who sells Java coffee beans has added the keyword 'Java' to an ad group. After two weeks, the advertiser runs a Placement Performance Report and notices that the ad is showing up on websites related to JavaScript programming. What should the advertiser do in order to avoid appearing on these irrelevant sites and other sites related to JavaScript programming?

A) Add negative keywords like “programming” or “Javascript”
B) Add the negative keyword ‘Java’ to the ad group so that the ad will stop appearing on JavaScript sites.
C) Only exclude the irrelevant sites that do not directly mention Java coffee that are appearing in the Placement Performance Report.
D) Refine the ad text of the ad so that it is clear that the advertiser is only selling Java coffee.

Answer: A

Q.55)  Managed placements allow advertisers to:

A) target relevant placements across the entire Google Display Network based on their keyword lists.
B) give Google the ability to select placements for them and set industry appropriate bids.
C) exclude a specific ad unit on a network page where there are multiple ad units.
D) bid differently for specific placements on the Google Display Network

Answer: D

Q.56)  Which report should advertisers run to see which Google Display Network properties displayed their ads and view associated statistics?

A) Impression Share
B) Reach and Frequency
C) Placement Performance
D) Ad Performance

Answer: C

Q.57)  The Ad gallery allows advertisers to:

A) use templates to create display ads at scale.
B) download and edit display ads created by third party developers.
C) edit and manipulate images and video footage to be used in their display ads.
D) create display ads to be used in any online or offline format.

Answer: A

Q.58)  Which automatically optimizes both targeting and bidding based on conversion history to help find additional conversions for Display Network campaigns?

A) Display Planner
B) Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool
C) Google Analytics
D) Display Campaign Optimizer

Answer: D

Q.59)  For advertisers bidding on a maximum CPC basis, Quality Score on the Google Display Network is evaluated on the:

A) clickthrough rate (CTR) of all keywords across the entire account and the relevance of the ad text and keywords to the advertiser’s landing page.
B) Quality Score of keywords across all campaigns and all ad groups.
C) CTR of the ad and the relevance of the ad and keywords to the publisher’s site.
D) Quality Score of all campaigns and regional targeting settings.

Answer: C

Q.60)  Why is it recommended to separate Display Network campaigns from Search Network campaigns?

A) Higher bids are required to be successful on the Google Display Network.
B) Different campaign settings may be more effective on different networks.
C) Lower clickthrough rates (CTRs) on the Google Display Network can negatively affect Quality Score.
D) Separate campaigns allow for more accurate location targeting.

Answer: B

Q.61)  Which would contribute to a higher Quality Score for a display ad?

A) High maximum cost-per-clicks (CPCs)
B) High number of impressions
C) Fast landing page load time
D) Testing all image ad sizes

Answer: C

Q.62) View-through conversions are only available to:

A) advertisers that have implemented Conversion Optimizer.
B) advertisers that are using AdWords for Video.
C) advertisers that have implemented Conversion Tracking.
D) advertisers that have opted into the Search Network.

Answer: C

Q.63) True or False: A best practice for selecting keywords for a TrueView in-display video campaign is to use YouTube tags for keywords.

A) False
B) True

Answer: B

Q.64) For an ad entering into an auction on the Google Display Network, the AdWords system will calculate the effective cost-per-thousand impressions (eCPM) when there are:

A) both CPM and CPC ads entering the auction
B) both cost-per-click (CPC) and cost-per-acquisition (CPA) ads entering the auction.
C) only cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM) ads entering the auction.
D) only cost-per-click (CPC) ads entering the auction.

Answer: A

Q.65) Which allows advertisers to see which sites referred visitors with the most time spent on site?

A) Display Planner
B) Google Analytics
C) Ad Planner
D) Keyword Planner

Answer: B

Q.66) An advertiser using cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM) bidding wants to maximize exposure on a specific set of sites that have been selected for a new campaign. Which is a best practice that this advertiser should employ when setting up the new campaign?

A) Choose websites that represent a variety of themes.
B) Create a campaign for each website.
C) Set individual bids for each website selected
D) Set bids at the ad group or campaign levels.

Answer: D

Q.67) An AdWords advertiser who is promoting the release of a French film wants to advertise on YouTube. The film is entirely in French with no subtitles. The advertiser is already promoting the film heavily in France through a traditional advertising campaign but.

A) Change the AdWords account language setting to French during setup.
B) Changed the managed placements to French.
C) Target specific YouTube localized domains.
D) Set language targeting options for the campaign containing the ads for the film.

Answer: D

Q.68) Cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM) bidding is only available for:

A) accounts using U.S. Dollars for billing currency.
B) accounts that are using prepay billing.
C) campaigns that target search partner sites.
D) campaigns that target the Google Display Network

Answer: D

Q.69) Which is the best type of campaign for an advertiser to use in order to target a set of specific mobile apps with ads for their website?

Q.70) When competing for the same ad unit, if the Ad Rank of a cost-per-thousand impressions (CPM), placement-targeted ad is higher than the combined Ad Rank of all competing keyword-targeted ads, then the:

A) keyword-targeted ad will appear above the placement-targeted ad.
B) placement-targeted ad will be the only ad to appear in the ad unit.
C) placement-targeted ad will appear above the keyword-targeted ad.
D) keyword-targeted ad will be the only ad to appear in the ad unit.

Answer: B

Q.71) When reviewing her display campaign, Gina sees that there are spikes in traffic to her site on weekdays from 10am to 1pm. With this data, which would help optimize her campaign?

A) Frequency Capping
B) IP Exclusion
C) Ad Rotation
D) Ad Scheduling

Answer: D

Q.72) An advertiser is running video ads on a placement-targeted campaign. Recently, the play rate for the video ads has decreased. To understand if the decreased play rate is due to the same viewers seeing the ad repeatedly and, therefore, not watching the video again, this advertiser should:

Q.73) What is a benefit of using the Ad gallery to create an image ad?

A) Ability to choose from pre-existing design templates.
B) Automatically adjust image content based on campaign performance
C) Automatically create image ads from existing text copy
D) Ability to extend reach of a display campaign to Google search partners

Answer: A

Q.74) Which video ad format does cost-per-view (CPV) pricing apply to?


Q.75) An ad's Quality Score on the Google Display Network will affect:

A) the Quality Scores for the keywords in that ad group.
B) whether an ad is eligible to enter the ad auction
C) the Quality Score for the same ad on Google and the Google Search Network.
D) The Display Network partners on which the ad is eligible to show.

Answer: B

Q.76) An advertiser who already has conversion tracking enabled wants to optimize a campaign that contains display ads. In order to identify the websites that are generating sales, the advertiser should review:

A) the Site Search report within Google Analytics.
B) the average cost-per-conversion of the campaign.
C) the “conversions” column of the Placement Performance report.
D) their clickthrough rate (CTR) for each placement.

Answer: C

Q.77) Which feature could help advertisers determine if the clicks they are receiving on the Google Display Network are valuable?

A) IP Exclusion Tool
B) Keyword diagnosis
C) Conversion Tracking
D) Position Preference

Answer: C

Q.78) In terms of number of queries, YouTube is the:

A) 10th largest search engine on the web.
B) 2nd largest search engine on the web
C) 3rd largest search engine on the web.
D) 5th largest search engine on the web.

Answer: B

Q.79) Which is a benefit of using display advertising with Google to build brand awareness?

A) Expansive network of diverse sites
B) Accurate forecasts of clicks and impressions
C) Higher clickthrough rates (CTR) than on Google Search
D) Consistent performance from day-to-day

Answer: A

Q.80) An advertiser selling airline tickets has designed an image ad with drop-down menus for departure and arrival airport locations. Rather than programming the drop-down menu to show actual airports, the advertiser wants a click on the ad to take the user to his or her website. This ad will:

A) be disapproved because it mimics a function the ad cannot perform.
B) perform poorly on the Display Network because it WII frustrate users.
C) be resized on the Display Network because it lacks animation elements.
D) perform well on the Display Network because it contains relevant information.

Answer: A

Q.81) An advertiser wants a display ad to be eligible to appear on YouTube. The advertiser has already created a campaign to show only on managed placements within AdWords. What process does this advertiser need to follow so that the ad becomes eligible to appear on YouTube?

Q.82) On Schedule Indicator (OSI) is:

A) the percent likelihood the campaign will deliver all impressions booked.
B) the predicted time when the campaign will deliver all clicks.
C) the predicted time when the campaign will deliver all impressions.
D) the percent likelihood the campaign will deliver all clicks booked.

Answer: A

Q.83) Ads are likely to be most contextually relevant to the sites where they appear when using:

A) Remarketing
B) Topic Targeting
C) Interest Category Targeting
D) Placement Targeting

Answer: B

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